The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26

senta The New Olympia u destined 70 last all through
the summer Muoh money has been put into ID
and big crowds viii be necessary to make profitable
Yorspsugh has been generous In his engagement Of
special attractions To head his Wild West show he has
brought from the West suspender Jack who disputes
with Buck Taylor the title Of King Of tho cowboys aud
for dvertine aside, there arc harshalrs japanese
Tourists who recently gave show at the Standard AZ
climax, Adam Forepaueh Jr, viii handle the roins
ever hirtyons horses Tins. The brutes broken.
but they travel fast. and Agent Day, who has
good many queer sghts says thst this feature win DO
startling.
Mararors Of travelling companies complain OF aim.
Guilty In securing engagements through New England
for the fall and winter This has been caused By
the ssrisr demands OF shrswd mAnager who prefer 10
take tho journeys Of the New England oircuits
rather than the longer Of the West and South In
this they considerable money because tney avoid
the heavy railroad fares and baggage rates required
under tbs Interstate Commerce law Most OF these
managers are contracting through the East for the
earlier part Of the In tho hope that relief may
como whom Congress meotA They look for change In
the law about December Meanwhile the South is likely
10 be comparatively little visited by combinations until
shall become cheaper to travel toward that section
New England will have plethora Of between
August and January.
"Travers House" viii oil out tho two weeks originally
contracted for At Eblos Garden and that thoare viii
closs for the after Saturday nights perform
anoe Of MaoDonoughs molodrama. He desrod 10 close
no was sharing rcceip prevailed upon him to finish
the terms arranged at FIRST Tho company had been
engaged for fortnight also and perhaps MacDonoush
has acted wisely In playing 10 tho end Ho will tour the
piece next season. and It win be road beyond
doubt There little question now that the play was
constructed from q novel, and that MacDonough was
the adapter. when the drama goes tour Miss Bel
yards, Frankie McClsan Kenneth Lee, and some 9TH
Of those who wsro In tho Niblos cast will be re-
tained but Mac Donough will be fortunate he
nea for
role Of the villain Manager Gilmore of Niblos in Ku
rope on bus.ness
Added interest given to the Old London Street by the
engagement of the portiy Englshman who claims to DO
Sir Roger Tichborne He lectures twice day. combining
account Of his travels and his legal
efforts prove that he Tichborns. This country has
bean kind 70 the Claimant before this and his ON
ployment at the Old London viii help him materially
When he here nrs he had vsions Of profits
a. lecturer. His disappointment was keen whom he
talked 10 less than 100 at his debut at the Wind
sor. Afterwsrd he fell sick buried baby, and had TO
send his vito tho vaudevilcs to keep the pot boiling
HIS msfortunsa however quite crushed him. and
he continued the Claimant In spite of all
Pains "siexs Of ssbastopol" and the incidental pyro
technics are shown Tuesdays Thursdays and satur
days At Manhattan Beach, Last weeks showers hurt
the exhibitions but whom tho weather permits spec
taels the consy Island tour attracts respectful
admiration.
"our Irish viGtors" has week longer. and perhaps
two TO hold the Union Square stage. There talk Of
withdrawing II after Last week. but It's patronage good
enough 70 warrant continuing the piece while.
"Indiana," which has been underlined TO succeed
"Jacqusto" At Wallackb soon was sung at tho Star
last year. with Gertrude 0riswold and Perugini In It
Mss 0rswod did make the expected Of her.
and quickly retired both from the and ths McCauu
forces Peruginis acton Of deafness then at ito
hsisht and he too heard At disadvantage These
"a AasnNa Nsrha Had and
probably its revival July II destined to have bot
ter eject Meanwhile "Jacquette" will last TO tho end
Of this week after which tho house will be shut for
nighs Do Wolf Hoppsrs topical song ID hurely liked
because gives the latest Jokes In the base ball line. and
Alfred Klsns Duke Of Parma continues to draw admir-
ing comment upon Its facial clsvernesa McCaun has
just resngnged Klein for next ssason and tho little
comedian Is npon his permanent do
parture from the vaudevies vision Of ingonu.
Gus lovelinssss disclosed In Jacqustte In tho person
Of Cello Ella She u New York girl and In private
LIFE 10 Mis- Flanagan.
The weeks only novelty In the dramatic line offered
BY the Windsor In "Falso StspA" comedy by Col.
Jossph A. Nunez who Is not unknown In this city and
yet Is famous In the West Col Nunez's quill has
often turned out pretty good dramatic material In the
past twslve yoarh He wrote "snints and Sim
ners long ago that A. NJ Palmer purchasing another
Rnklsh Saints and Sinners" overlooked the existence
OF Nunezs prior title untl the Weacrn author insisted
upoA his ffants aud bought OF. "False Stops"
was Cyst tried At Asbury Park, Long Branch and
few other towns . fortnight ago, and
Nunss was encouraged to give It . metropolitan
hearing. Good actors arc IN the cast There Is
Lottas old comedian, Charles a. Bradshaw, . comic
son.inlaw; Amy Arnea the vtoet Of "a Tin Soldier"
now cast % mothsr.iniaw; her husband, Gus Hen
Messy, young lawyer J. H. Fitzpatrick actor Of
experience. New York millionaire, and Hattie Rus
sell the sisters Of Ada Rehan In the chief female
role with these players False Steps" should be acted
for n full worth Its performance will at least mark an
intsessting week in the windsors summer season.
Ths naval battle of the Msrrimao and tho Monitor Is
remarkably lasting picture ct its Madison
building
The Eden Musss's music hall cool offset to warm
weather inspection of tho exhibits Munozi Lajos's
orchestra rsmains-
Jus. before PATHS departure from this city she went
to dinner wearing pearl necklace snd modest pair
Of sotares suppose you expected to see mo In my
Russan neeklacs" said she to har hostess but would
ne. my stage paste to your dinner though
should discover them, and have not valuable gem In
this countryony the imitation duplicates Of the really
nns stones poesess. found remedy for anxiety In
paste These comparatively valuelsss Articles lie In
satohel lounge in my chamber at tho hotel That
bag Gives uneasinsss II tho real stones out
Of vault double locked and guarded, should be
tho.ns Of apprehension" Nine. Janauschek has probs-
bly, tho finest collection Of Jewels possessed by any
actress In this country. sho keeps hem In the
nonsss kind Of . rough wood box Langtry has iron
easkss covered with gold plush in which she carries
around her trophies Bernhardt has . series OF
leather cases Davenport has a steeined recepta-
ele. But JanAusohek dumps hers all together, with
occasional bit Of paper wrapped around partc
ular GEM into the old implanted box that has wooden
handle top. This is always carried by dragon Of
maid. But dragons sometimes careless and In
Western barn Of station waiting for train. JnnAu-
shel srayed out Tor paper and the maid wandered OF
for something elsa and whom they met In the lades'
both stirred aghaaL for neither had the precious
box each had supposed the other taking of
II. Everything was at fever heat when Deilna whose
duty was keep the waiting room tidy. arrived from
his supper.
"Fhsts all this commoshin about I" he asked.
"Pity thousand dollars worth Of diamonds lost was
tho reply
cana who lost 'em p
"Tha old lady"
go hang ysrsfI She hasn't tho price Of tin clint
bysas.pln," said he, CONTEMPORARY.
Jyt here somebody took down minute description Of
the Sexterior of the Jewel casEo.-"rough implanted
Wose, very much battered and begrmed with wooden